MFG Chemical Names Jonathan O ’Dwyer VP Commercial Operations
Dalton, GA – MFG Chemical, a global leader in specialty and custom chemical manufacturing, announces that Dr. Jonathan O’Dwyer has joined the company as VP
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US Shale Supply Badly Hit by Price War and Forced to Become More Resilient
Following the WTI price fall to around US$30 per barrel due to an oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia; Adrian Lara, Oil and
NEPA Reform Can Create Equality and Opportunity for Black America, Say Black Leaders
Commonsense NEPA Reform… is Key to a More Productive America that Helps All of Its Citizens Washington, D.C. – Calling it “regulatory reform that enhances
New Growth Opportunities In Oil and Gas Data Monetization – Here’s Why
Oil and gas companies are turning the large volume and variety of data into intelligence for improved asset productivity. Real-time data analysis is essential for
The ESG Evolution: Clearing Up Misconceptions
The oil and gas industry has made strides in beginning to report on ESG initiatives, but there’s still a lot more work yet to be
The Reality of Snakebites – Time is Tissue
Dealing with snakebites effectively cannot just be about limiting the impact on working hours but must also be about saving lives. The safety threat presented
Flange Inspection Criteria
Joints Fail, Not Just Gaskets! Low bolting torques, over-tight bolt loads, weak bolt material, inadequate bolt/washer/nut lubrication, poor flange design or materials, poor gasket cutting
Scoop-Stack Shale Production Anticipated to Increase Slightly Despite a Drop in Rig Count
Although the Scoop-Stack has experienced one of the largest decreases in rigs among the major oil and gas plays in the U.S., its overall production
Natural Gas Had an Historic Year in 2019
Great news! Natural gas set production, consumption and export records in 2019. More good news for consumers is the very low price currently and the
‘Smart Water’ May Aid Oil Recovery
HOUSTON – Now there’s evidence that oil and water do mix. Sort of. Scientists at Rice University’s Brown School of Engineering show that microscopic saltwater